Morristown, N.J. – October 21, 2025 — The Saint Elizabeth University women's volleyball team delivered a dominant performance on Tuesday night, sweeping visiting Yeshiva University in straight sets (25-3, 25-14, 25-9) at St. Joseph's Hall.

Saint Elizabeth wasted no time establishing control, opening the first set on a commanding 13-0 run behind the serving of Victoria Compton (4 aces, 16 assists) and the offensive firepower of Dadlyna Louis, who posted a team-high 8 kills and 4 blocks. The Eagles' attack efficiency (.300 overall) and aggressive serving (13 total aces) kept Yeshiva on their heels throughout the match.

Marissa Heimbaugh turned in a standout all-around performance, tallying 7 kills, 5 digs, and 3 aces, while Sienna Volpe added 7 kills and 8 digs. Freshman setter Ericka Menaling Trajano contributed 6 assists and 2 service aces off the bench, helping fuel a balanced offensive effort.

Defensively, Saint Elizabeth limited Yeshiva to just four total kills and a -.284 hitting percentage, with Sophie Galchus and Marissa Jean Baptiste anchoring the front line with multiple blocks apiece. The Eagles recorded 8 total team blocks on the night.

"This was one of our most complete team efforts of the season," said Head Coach [Coach's Name]. "Our serving and communication really set the tone, and every player who stepped on the court made an impact."

With the win, Saint Elizabeth continues its strong home play, improving to 4-3 at St. Joseph's Hall this season.